Windows 10: BSOD "Kernel_Security_Check_Failure" when working in 3Ds Max

Hello everybody!
I just made a clean install of Windows 10 on my laptop, and I've been having a BSOD when working in 3ds Max 2016.
For now, it's only when closing the software after working on it. However, the reason I made the clean install was because it was happening every time I started the software, keeping me from working on it.

Following instructions on a website, I "opened the dump file" using windbg.exe, and it mentioned it was probably caused by "dxgmms2.sys" but I can't find any solutions online to this *Sad

I've uploaded the zip file, I hope someone can help me kill this error!

PS: I believe all my drivers are up to date, especially the graphics card's driver, which I just updated to a version that was released yesterday.

:)

 

" Waiting for approval " until when !????

It means that it's waiting for approval from your operator and it has nothing to do with Nokia.

You could call your operator and ask about this approval, someone in technical service may know that how long it takes to approve the newest firmware. (For some reason, every operator has to approve the firmware updates and only after that their clients
can do the update)

 

" Waiting for approval " until when !????

Hi

i have a nokia N8 with the following product code 059D1M2 im always checking for the update realase , now its been a month evryday i check the updates availability i find " Waiting for approval" is nokia joking on us or what !!?

 

Hi Danimita,

It appears you have KMSpico.
Is it used for Office or Windows?

 

Hi axe0,
I was using it for Office. I have uninstalled it, as well as Office, but I got another BSOD when opening and closing 3ds max.

Here's the new zip file.

 

In case of

Are you switching between your GPU's? Because that could cause problems as the idea of it isn't good implemented.
The graphics drivers are flagged, but it is not clear from which GPU.
Please uninstall everything of Nvidia and Intel using Display Driver Uninstaller and install new drivers from your manufacturer.
Code: Probably caused by : dxgmms2.sys[/quote]

 

I have done everything you said:
Configured Ccleaner to not delete dump files
Use that software to uninstall the Nvidia and Intel graphical drivers
Install them again from the HP website.

However, the problem still remains. I'm not sure what you meant about switching GPUs. I wasn't even aware I had more than one *Confused

I'm attaching another zip in case something changed after those changes.

 

Please check your graphical settings.

Simply: same cause.

 

What graphical settings? What should I try changing?

 

I don't know where as you don't have Intel software installed, right? but somewhere you should tell the Intel GPU to not become active.

 

Nothing, no fix :/ I found the option to only run the software with Nvidia drivers, and no changes.
I then uninstalled both the NVIDIA and Intel drivers and installed versions from before the BSODs (so about 1 month old drivers) and still I have the same problem. Now I also get them when turning on 3ds max, but the dump file points to "nvlddmkm.sys" instead of "dxgmms2.sys".

Any other ideas as to what I can do?

 

Please uninstall everything of Nvidia using Display Driver Uninstaller and install new drivers from your manufacturer

 

No luck >.<
I removed everything from Nvidia from my laptop using DDU (activating the options to delete everything from Nvidia, including "C:/nvidia" files) and reinstalled the latest drivers (they're the drivers the HP website links me to).

I have attached the latest file.

I'm also suffering secondary effects from these BSODs, such as the PC rebooting without wi-fi connection or the laptop not shutting down completely when it should (I had to do what was indicated in this post to fix that: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answer...ompletely.html)

 

The Nvidia Video driver has been flagged in both dump files.
Please run Furmark to test your GPU.





Diagnostic test

GPU TEST


Run Furmark tutorial



Note Run Furmark for around 30 minutes



Warning Your GPU temperatures will rise quickly while Furmark is running. Keep a keen eye on them and abort the test if temperatures rise too high

 

I had it running for 30+ minutes and couldn't spot any visual artifacts and there were no errors. It never went over 70º. It was however going at 10fps and every few seconds lagged, though. But I suppose that's just because the graphics card isn't very powerful.

Any ideas?